The Municipality of Chalandri’s decision to close its long-inactive Twitter account has sparked criticism of media outlets for focusing on a story considered trivial by many. This incident raises questions about how news topics are selected and highlights the need for media to prioritize stories with significant societal impact.
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Seismologists have reassured residents of Attica that recent small earthquakes, including tremors in Chalandri and Agia Paraskevi, do not indicate the likelihood of a major earthquake. Geodynamic Institute Research Director Athanasios Ganas explained that the microseismic activity, linked to natural fluid circulation in the earth’s crust, poses no risk. He also emphasized that most buildings in the region have been tested against seismic activity, though older structures may require attention.
An earthquake measuring 2.7 on the Richter scale was felt in Attica at dawn, with its epicenter located in Chalandri. Another tremor followed 1.5 hours later in the same area, as reported by the Geodynamic Institute.
A Christmas Eve celebration in Chalandri, Greece turned violent when a police officer allegedly assaulted a man dressed as Santa Claus and the Deputy Mayor. The incident sparked outrage and raised questions about the officer’s conduct.
Two earthquakes struck on Wednesday, December 11, causing concern as they were felt in the Northern Sector of Athens and other areas of Attica. The tremors, measuring 2.3 and 2.8 on the Richter scale, occurred about two hours apart with an epicenter in Chalandri. Seismologists reassure there is no cause for concern, attributing the felt intensity to the shallow nature of the earthquakes.
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Flash floods hit central Athens as storm Atena swept across Greece, turning streets into rivers and causing chaos in multiple neighborhoods. Heavy rainfall impacted areas like Chaidari, Petroupoli, and Kypseli, with the fire department receiving over 50 emergency calls for water pumping, tree removals, and elevator rescues. Passengers were trapped in a flooded bus in Galatsi, and a severe weather warning was issued for Eastern Macedonia and Thrace.
Some 104 homes were either permanently or temporarily marked as unsuitable for living during inspections by the Greek Climate Crisis and Civil Protecion Ministry following the fires that broke out on Attica on August 11.
Inspectors from the Climate Crisis and Civil Protection Ministry have declared 78 homes in East Attica uninhabitable following recent fires. Of these, 34 homes require demolition, while 44 need major repairs. Inspections continue across the region, with additional damage reported to businesses and other properties.
Stefanos Kasselakis visited the fire-affected area of Chalandri, expressing disbelief at the situation unfolding in Athens. He met with local officials and residents, who voiced their frustrations over feeling abandoned by the state during this crisis. Kasselakis committed to supporting the affected communities and praised the efforts of firefighters and volunteers.
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